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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1952
Page
4
Newspaper classified fragment lists camera department offerings at Chic Youns SS Se- and various home goods. It advertises Kemphert Pharmacy on the square, metal kitchen stools at 2.98, Gamble’s throws, Becker’s heaters, and Becker’s framing. Richardson Electric promotes Coldspot freezers at 234.50 for 9.2 cu ft and 194.50 for 7.6 cu ft with a 10 discount on supplies. phone 2722.
Classified notice shows many autos from 1934 to 1949 with radios heaters and prices, plus farm equipment like grain blowers balers and pumps. Listings include Monroe Wisconsin vendors, contact numbers, and a variety of real estate options including multiple farms with acreage and prices.
Farmers seek top prices for old and good horses listed by Ray A Voegely route 2 Monroe phone 957 U. Large sleeping room close in inquire 1922 12th street or phone 1874. City property room for girl 828 18th avenue phone 1285 Monroe. Dairy farm 180 acres on 30 50 basis water in barn and house Alois Moest Orangeville Il. House partly modern near highway older couple preferred to work for rent write box 1 in care of The Times.
Local ads seek reliable part time vending work with $600 cash secured by inventory and eight hours monthly with growth potential. Also diesel mechanic training and six candidate interviews, truck driving opportunity in Green County, a cheese maker role with living quarters, and office work for a young woman in Monroe. Various employers include Nation-Wide Vending Co and Green County Farm Bureau Co-op.
Jackson Michigan July report notes a major personnel reshuffle at Southern Michigan prison. George L Bacon moved to special duty as assistant deputy warden in custody. Acting Warden William H Bannan, new administrator, declines to disclose Bacon's new duties.
A March fire leveled the Pioneer Hotel in Fairbanks Alaska leaving one dead and five missing. Police Chief Floyd Plaeter said eight others were burned and the blaze began on the second floor landing of the citys second largest and oldest hotel.
Donald Zabel, 18, Weyauwega, apprehended after a 12 hour manhunt through woods near Fremont, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to breaking and entering and theft of a $50 radio.
The group filed with the secretary of state showing receipts of $3,920 and expenditures of $2,836 on prevention work. Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie is state chairman. The Republican Voluntary Committee reported July 14, 1951 to June 30, 1952 receipts of $4,363 and expenditures of $267,692, with $100,000 placed as an interest bearing deposit in Baraboo National Bank. Expenditures were $167 in actual spending, and a favorable balance remained due to a surplus from prior years.
The Chicago market shows lar ge salable hogs 11 000 with moderate early trade slowing to incomplete clearance. Cattle salable 7 500 and calves 400 with slaughter steers steady to strong, heifers up to 25 cents, cows steady, bulls up to 0.53 higher, vealers steady. Produce prices include butter steady with various grade quotes, eggs firm with U S extras at 53 and standards 43-64 per dozen, receipts totals listed.
The Sisters of St. Dominic announce purchase of a 36 room resort hotel at Oconomowoc for 85000 dollars. They buy from Dr. and Mrs. A L Johnson of Kansas City. The property will be converted into a home for the aged.
Very Rev. Peter W. Gersbach longtime pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Fond du Lac died yesterday at age 76. A native of Madison he studied at Saint Francis Seminary in Milwaukee.
Lightweight denim or chintz wrap tie pattern R9238 offers a bright floral embroidery option. Includes transfer and illustrated chart with a perfect fit for size 6 needing 23 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send thirty five cents to Marian Martin at The Times Pattern Dept. New York.
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